Your Kids Are Going to College. Is Their Digital Life Ready?
From shared family accounts to dorm room Wi-Fi, your family's digital life is full of vulnerabilities. We protect every family member — from kids to college students to parents — with security that actually works.
Protection for Every Family Member
Cybersecurity that scales from kids at home to students across the country.
College Student Protection
Secure laptops and phones heading to campus. VPN for dorm Wi-Fi, password management, and device encryption to protect coursework and personal data.
Family Device Security
EDR protection on every family device — parents' laptops, kids' tablets, gaming consoles, and shared computers.
Shared Account Management
Secure shared streaming, shopping, and family accounts. Set up family password manager with individual vaults for each member.
Age-Appropriate Protections
Content filtering, screen time management, and social media privacy settings tailored to each child's age and maturity.
Safe Wi-Fi Everywhere
VPN setup for the whole family — protect homework, banking, and browsing on school networks, coffee shops, and public Wi-Fi.
Social Media Safety
Privacy audits on Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and other platforms. Make sure your kids aren't sharing more than they realize.
COLLEGE CHECKLIST
Before They Leave for Campus
Your student's laptop has their social security number, bank login, and academic records. Make sure they're protected before move-in day.
Install EDR on their laptop
Antivirus won't cut it. They need real endpoint protection.
Set up a VPN
Dorm Wi-Fi is shared with hundreds of strangers.
Password manager with unique passwords
One breached password shouldn't unlock everything.
Enable 2FA on all accounts
Email, banking, social media — everything.
Encrypted backups of coursework
Ransomware doesn't care about your thesis deadline.
Social media privacy audit
Lock down location sharing, public profiles, and tagged photos.
Protect Your Whole Family
From the youngest to the oldest — book a free review and we'll build a security plan for everyone under your roof (and beyond).
Frequently Asked Questions
At minimum: install EDR on their laptop, set up a VPN for campus Wi-Fi, configure a password manager with unique passwords for every account, enable two-factor authentication everywhere, and do a social media privacy audit. We handle all of this in a single setup session.
Yes. We set up family management tools that let you monitor device security status, receive threat alerts, and push updates — all without needing physical access to their devices. You'll know their laptop is protected even when they're 1,000 miles away.
Dorm and campus Wi-Fi is shared with thousands of students on the same network. Without a VPN, anyone on that network can potentially intercept your student's traffic — including login credentials, financial data, and personal communications. A VPN encrypts everything.
Gaming consoles, smart TVs, and IoT devices in dorm rooms are often overlooked attack vectors. We can advise on securing these devices and, where possible, configure network-level protections that cover everything connected to their network.
Start with the concern that matters most
Make your accounts, devices, or family safer one clear step at a time
You do not need to change everything today. Choose the account, device, scam, or family concern that brought you here and fix the highest-impact opening first.
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Choose one concern
Start with an account, device, identity warning, scam, or family member.
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Secure the recovery path
Protect the primary email, passwords, MFA, recovery details, and device access.
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Build a simple routine
Keep updates, backups, alerts, and family check-ins manageable over time.
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